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The Development of Consumer Price Index/ Inflation , October 2016

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Release Date	:	December 1, 2016
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Abstract

· Among 83 sample city for national IHK (Indeks Harga Konsumen/ Consument Price Index), 78 city have inflation and 4 have deflation. The highest infation happen in Medan amount 2,86 percent and highest deflation in Bau-Bau amount 1,54 percent.
Palangkaraya and Sampit inflation are 0,18 percent and 0,67 percent, place in ranking 70 and 21 compare the rest.
The infation of Palangkaraya mainly effected by increasing of price index in tuition fees for education, recreation and sport (0,58 percent), foods material (0,39 percent), healthy (0,28 percent), foods, drinks, cigarette and tobacco (0,22 percent), also transportation, communication, and finance service (0,13 percent).
The infation of Sampit mainly effected by increasing of price index in tuition fees for foods material (1,25 percent), clothing (1,20 percent), healthy (1,14 percent), foods, drinks, cigarette and tobacco (0,64 percent), transportation, communication, and finance service (0,62 percent)education, recreation and sport (0,02 percent).
The inflation/deflation in Kalimantan Tengah is the result of combining two sity (Palangkaraya and Sampit). During November 2016, the inflation reach 0,35 percent. Year calendar Infation growth amount 0,81 percent and year on year inflation amount 1,86 percent.
The inflation/deflation in nine city of Kalimantan are Kota Tanjung (1,85 percent), Sampit (0,67 percent), Tarakan (0,38 percent), Samarinda (0,28 percent), Palangkaraya (0,18 percent), Balikpapan (0,12 percent), Banjarmasin (0,11 percent), Pontianak (0,07 percent), and Singkawang (0,05 percent).